Power Play Sports owner owner Caleb Magoon, 29, said the store will still accept the “outdated, outmoded, overpriced nuisance of coinage” from customers.

Instead, the company will round up to the nearest nickel in the customer’s favor. So, if your anticipated change on a purchase is $1.26, the store will give you $1.30 in return.

Magoon is not alone in his anti-penny stance. Former U.S. Rep. Jim Kolbe of Arizona introduced bills in 2001 and 2006 that would have stopped production of pennies. U.S. military bases in Europe stopped using the penny in 1980. In Canada, the penny went the way of the pterodactyl on March 4, 2012, when the Canadian government minted its very last penny.

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